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Understanding 9/11solo piano 6: RRPM (Really Repetitive Piano Music)
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Friendly greetings!
I didn't come here to waste your time with a long, puffed-up bio.
I've arrived to delight your senses with these piano pieces.
They're lovely for relaxing, unwinding, finding your creative G-spot, making love, and even making screencasts to. I know, I've done it.
Obvious inspirations/influences include: Philip Glass, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yanni, Vangelis, George Winston, Raul di Blasio, Yann Tiersen, and Erik Satie... so if you like them, so do I.
I don't like classical snobs and other lowminded chinstrokers. While "popular" isn't always "good", it can be.
I get a hoot out of playing really repetitive piano music, then suddenly varying. Surprise is spice, sunrises are nice.
I wish you a fun, memorable day after listening.
Friendly greetings!
I didn't come here to waste your time with a long, puffed-up bio.
I've arrived to delight your senses with these piano pieces.
They're lovely for relaxing, unwinding, finding your creative G-spot, making love, and even making screencasts to. I know, I've done it.
Obvious inspirations/influences include: Philip Glass, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yanni, Vangelis, George Winston, Raul di Blasio, Yann Tiersen, and Erik Satie... so if you like them, so do I.
I don't like classical snobs and other lowminded chinstrokers. While "popular" isn't always "good", it can be.
I get a hoot out of playing really repetitive piano music, then suddenly varying. Surprise is spice, sunrises are nice.
I wish you a fun, memorable day after listening.
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